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31. And a fair number of letters from advanced users who thought this whole exercise was a little too simplistic.

32. The evidence from the case studies demonstrates that managers did not respond to market signals in simplistic ways.

33. We should also not make the rather simplistic assumption that co-residence implies a strong bond between relatives.

34. Musical ability does involve aspects of auditory perception, but characterizing it in that way alone would be simplistic.

35. Merely to embark on such an approach reveals how inadequate and simplistic it is.

36. His critics say it may have been overly simplistic to use only two experimental methods.

37. A more simplistic or more meretricious film would have played those two worlds against each other.

38. In hindsight, these ideas about mixing seem fairly simplistic to modern geophysicists.

39. It would be simplistic to suggest that the Bible promotes male domination.

40. For those who demand blood-and-guts songwriting, the plastic ditties on Kosmos' Cocktail will sound frustratingly shallow and simplistic.

41. The idea of putting warning labels on drinks packaging is a simplistic and ineffective attempt to resolve a complex issue.

42. But this simplistic account of that crucial phase of evolution has not stood the test of modern investigation.

43. Antiracist educators have read it in a simplistic manner, however, much to the detriment of their pedagogic project.

44. It would be too simplistic an approach to such a society to say that hi dominated.

45. They distort his speeches and offer simplistic interpretations of his equating the HIV virus with poverty and inequality.

46. This is not only simplistic but it is even ignorant of pain-provoking peripheral nerve fibres now known to exist in man.

47. Effectiveness and mistake avoidance are treated as synonymous,(www.Sentencedict.com) which is often overly simplistic.

48. They argue that Marx's class analysis is too simplistic to account adequately for the complexity of social inequality.

49. This apparently simplistic and attractive technique which has been readily espoused by many workers merits further attention.

50. He argued that it is too simplistic, and indeed ethnocentric, to dismiss such peoples as irrational and unscientific.

51. A simple, though possibly simplistic, explanation is that these organisms use antibiotics to protect their food supply.

52. But Stilwell viewed the world in simplistic terms, devoid of subtlety or nuance.

53. In other words it enables one to modify the artificially simplistic notion of clear-cut dependent and independent variables having one-way causal links.

54. This type of simplistic explanation of primitive societies has dogged Marxist anthropology since Engels's time.

55. We question simplistic quantitative measures-based on Gross Domestic Product-of which countries are to qualify for debt cancellation.

56. It is noteworthy that none of the students interviewed for this book fits neatly into these or other equally simplistic categories.

57. Education can not be assessed on the simplistic measure of a league table of exam results.

58. The question of whether this administration is willing to obey the law is too simplistic, we are told.

59. It is perhaps worthwhile to use a simplistic model.

60. It is a simplistic implementation.